-
Rhopalomyia thompsoni Felt, 1907 (Rhopalomyia species)
-
Rhopalomyia inquisitor Felt, 1908 (Rhopalomyia species)
-
Rhopalomyia balchanica (Fedotova, 1999) (Rhopalomyia species)
-
Rhopalomyia schrenkiana Fedotova, 1999 (Rhopalomyia species)
-
Rhopalomyia yomogicola (Matsumura, 1931) (Rhopalomyia species)
-
Rhopalomyia disciformans Kovalev, 1967 (Rhopalomyia species)
New Random Display
Display All Items(223)
About This Tool
The Rhopalomyia Species is named for the galls formed by larvae of many Species on plants. Found worldwide, some 4,000 species are known. Some species are important pests in agriculture and forestry, and they are important to big families in Diptera. Small to medium-sized, very delicate, is the longhorn suborder Insects in one of the most delicate group. A total of 223 species of species have been recorded in this random tool.
These details, including the scientific name of the species, the specific discoverer and the specific time of discovery, are all stored in the generator. The adults of this genus are fragile and can not fly well. Most of them live near the larval habitat, and only a few species can light at night. Many species damage trees, crops and Cash crops. Predatory species are often the natural enemies of pests and are beneficial to humans.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Rhopalomyia species.
